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I went with the US because I figured it would be comparable in price, and probably quieter, quicker and cleaner for apartment life. This is all just reading though with no real life experience, so I cold be wrong. My friend who has forging experience has an additional vibratory tumbler for me if...

Thank you for the tips! What are the benefits of the RCBS Lockout Die over the Powder Cop? I did end up buying a powder cop off from Ebay with a custom pole indicator thingy that was being sold by an old reloader for $13 to start off with.

Ha! I can see that happening! Well, maybe not out-shooting him (I'll be the first to admit I am not the greatest shot and could definitely use some lessons), but he WAS naysaying first the patient pick up of dirty brass at the range, but then had an oddly keen interest in sorting it with me in...

Well....I have to admit I was thinking the same thing. Getting a progressive and running it slow when I take that step, but to start with a cheap single or turret. Further....I have to admit I bought a Hornady LNL AP last night. I was able to get it at Fleet Farm with some coupon and discount...

I figured mine to be a break even point closer to 14,000 rounds without casting if solely producing 9mm as follows - $430 (press) $36 (separate de-primer for dirty brass) $15 (strainer & cookie sheet for brass, or used dehydrator) $50 (ultrasonic cleaner) $40 (1 gal citranox cleaner - makes...

I had shied away from this press upon initially looking at it because the build seemed less *sturdy* to me, and that I would need to purchase items individually. The concept of having a press that can essentially be run as a turret, non-auto indexed progressive, or an auto indexing progressive...

Thank you all for your input thus far! There are some very valuable tips here. As far as hobbies go, I have couple, but I have a tendency to go all in and tend to dive down the rabbit hole of the methods leading up to said hobby sometimes more than the hobby itself (shooting). On casting...

So, My boyfriend and I have been going to the range - a lot. I am looking at getting into reloading and bullet casting for a few reasons - #1. To save money. #2. As a new hobby (now that winter is hitting here in North Dakota, we will be shooting less. We normally shoot .22 (I don't plan on...